![]() I'm here, sitting alone in my room, and I start crying. Pelé gets excited and he rips off his jersey and starts running around the stadium waving it around over his head. I mean the goddamn goalie never knew what the fuck hit him. Next thing I know, he jumps in the air and flips into a somersault and uh, he kicks the ball in - upside down and backwards. I'm watchin' what this guy can do with a ball and his feet. Elmo: You ever hear of Pelé? Louden: Yeah, he's a, a soccer player. I mean, it's six lousy minutes on the mat, if that. Louden: Yeah, it's not that big a deal, Elmo. Louden: You never took a night off to see me wrestle before. Isn't this the night you wrestle Shute? Louden: You took the night off for that? Elmo: Yeah. Elmo: Of course I took the night off, dummy. Louden: Can 800 million Chinamen be wrong? Mr. ![]() Tanneran, just like that girl in the poem. Louden: It's not funny, believe me! The girl of my dreams lives under my own roof, but she thinks I'm just a kid, a dumb jock, all of which is more or less true. I read about it in my rare diseases book. Tanneran: What's priapism? Louden: It's a disease of a constant erection. Louden: No, I'm just the victim of a screwed-up nitrogen imbalance. Margie: Oooohhh, we're gonna' make history here! You've broken new ground here, Louden! This is professional stuff! We're gonna' draaaggg this dinky school paper right into the twentieth century! I mean, where do you get your ideas? Louden: Well, I've been thinking a lot about that stuff lately. Kuch: SHUTE? Shute's a monster, man! A genuine teratoid! Get real! His own father has to use a livewire to keep him from fuckin' the fireplace!Įlmo: What the fuck is this? Louden: What? You don't recognize it? Elmo: Wait a minute! This is cooze! Louden: Yeah, I'm thinking very seriously of becoming a gynecologist Elmo: A cooze doctor in outer space? Man, you're flippin' out! I LOVED YOUR PIECE ON THE CLITORIS! I SHOWED IT TO MY MOTHER!ĭialogue Louden: Droppin' all the way down to 168. What a blast to the First Amendment! The first thing they do is shut down the press and imprison the intellectuals.'Cause when you get right down to it - there isn't. And I guess that's why we got to love those people who deserve it like there's no tomorrow. ![]() we got to do it alone, each in his own way. ![]() But all I ever settled for is that we're born to live and then to die, and.She's got all the best things I like in girls and all the best things I like in guys.The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly sponsored by Flipswrestling. Check out our previous interview with Terry Davis at And if you haven't already, head to to leave a rating and a review on iTunes. Japser was a high school wrestler and was an athletic trainer at Eastern Washington University when he was encouraged to audition for a role of a wrestler - he never thought it would be as iconic as it's become. Japser talks about what he's doing now and some of the things he remembers about shooting the role. Jasper, currently a holistic medicine professional in Santa Monica, California, made a re-appearance to the wrestling world a few years back when he was highlighted at the annual Beat The Streets Battle on Broadway. This series honors the 30-year anniversary of the movie by talking to some of the notable names behind the film and the story itself. ![]() Vision Quest, originally a book by Terry Davis written in 1979, was released in theaters on February 15, 1985. On Episode 142 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, the second part of the three-part series remembering Vision Quest talks with Frank Jasper, the actor who played the role of Brian Shute. ![]()
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